. >> my name is michelle myers, director of the local chapter of the sierra club. i have to follow walter pope who so poet kli the issue at hand. we have been working on clean power a decade * and know we need something to carve the carbon emissions, improve air quality and reduce dependence on dirty fos it is fuel. we have gone through a long road of advocacy. supervisor campos, jason freed from lafco and members of the p.u.c. who have gone with us and and challenged us to look at things we didn't want to consider, like the contract with shell and things we know we really needed and we needed to start this program. we need to start this program now. we have waited long enough. it is time to move forward and create clean power to be a program that now in its beginning is simple. we buy clean energy and sell clean energy. it will create financing mechanisms and help us develop the program we want, which is empower people that want jobs, that want the skills to be competitive in the job market. these are green jobs, new economy jobs we have talked about for a long ti

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myers florida. before coming to hear michelle had a hard time securing a j. mainly because it came to mistakes. almost nothing on the menu that she had not tried. >> a little carolyn ... >> as a result of predictions that a state took away all three of her kids and she has been sober five years now but says that most employers do not want that baggage. >> did you think anyone would give you another chance? >> i did not. >> it was not just heard that got a chance, the owner gave the cook a chance, and john the delivery man. >> i was a crack cocaine addict. >> in fact just about everyone that works here is a recovering addict or opera hall like which makes you wonder, what are you thinking gwendolyn? >> tall staff has admitted to stealing. >> they have. >> they admitted to being out of control? >> yes. >> you ignore all that, why? >> i like to see them get better. >> obviously that was part of the answer ... >> what are you thinking? >> i have been very lucky, and i want people to have what i have. >> gwendolyn howard is a recovering alcoholic herself, since opening her restaurant a few years ago

michelle now has all three of her kids back home. >> it's crazy because i didn't know that it would ever happen. >> reporter: as a business model, what gwen is doing here in fort myers not be prudent. but as a life model she's accomplished something we could all learn from. >> someone has to give them that chance. what if we all just gave one person a chance? >> reporter: like gwen, i bet we'd all find it addicting. steve hartman, "on the road" in fort myers, florida. >> pelley: and that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, i'm scott pelley. i'll see you sunday on "60 minutes." good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> breaking news an attempted abduction at a silver springs mcdonalds. a man entered the mcdonald's on colesville road and grabbed a 13-year-old boy waiting at the counter about 1:30 this afternoon. the cops say the suspect identified himself to the police and told the boy he was under arrest. a security guard intervened. the suspect released the boy and ran off. >>> police in the springfield area are on the lookout for a man sneaking up behind wome

michelle cottle, washington correspondent for "newsweek" and the daily beast, and michael krouly who is "time's" washington bureau sheaf. allow me to read to you if i may part of a statement from beth myershe president is a universally acclaimed public speaker. it's clear he will use his ample rhetorical gifts and debating experience to one end, attacking mitt romney. i have to say, julian, that sounds suspiciously flattering to me. ten minutes ago they were saying the president apologizes to terrorists, can't read a balance sheet, and wouldn't know gdp from his acl. now he's the finest orator since winston churchill. >> this is a really time-worn tactic to lower the expectations before the debate so that romney can claim that he did halfway decent against obama. >> julian, you sound bored even saying the sentence, a time-worn -- >> i think the campaign is starting to get boring as, beca as i say, the republicans just won't bring the "a" game. it fits into the larger narrative of incompetence on the part of the romney campaign. they're unable by everybody's reckoning to run a good campaign. romney is unable to utter anything of great significance when it comes to campaign. and now they'r